Scamp 3

Víctor Schz de Lara, on February 10, 2008, said:

All of three , magnific shots but this one is especial to me.

Greetings, Víctor

MaryAlice, on February 10, 2008, said:

BEAUTIFUL! I love the way his tail is flying in the wind and the water beneath his paws splashing. He is smelling something in the air that's caught his attention. Beautiful shot.

Palmina Moore, on February 11, 2008, said:

Thank you both again Victor and MaryAlice He sighted the Seagulls all sitting down a little further up the beach and it looked like he was "pointing". He then took of at great speed to see if he could catch them. When he couldn't, he just turned around as if to say, "I was only playing....I didn't really want to catch any"

Palmina

gilberto silvestri, on February 11, 2008, said:

Beautiful Photograph, lovely dog!!!

Ciao, Gilberto

Palmina Moore, on February 12, 2008, said:

Grazie Gilberto

Ciao Palmina

Lecleire Jacques, on February 12, 2008, said:

I agree with the others. Beautiful picture and of course a beautiful dog.

Greetings, Jacques

Palmina Moore, on February 13, 2008, said:

Thank you again Jacques he is a very pretty dog. He kept going swimming time and time again. I got quite frightened at one stage as he kept swimming out but his owner said he always does that and would come back in a while, and he did.

Palmina

steandeb, on February 14, 2008, said:

hey palmina something tells me the water temperature is a tad warmer for scamp than it is molly! i get very scared when molly goes near the sea ,i would hate her to get into difficulties!

Palmina Moore, on February 16, 2008, said:

Hi Steandeb I know what you mean, I get all paniciky when my boys go into the water. I'm frightened of them attracting any sharks. I usually let them have a plodge at the beach and that's it. They can swim in the dam (a large pond) if they want. It was funny the other day though. I threw Spencer's ball out a little too far in the pond and he went to get it. It was the first time he'd been in water where he couldn't touch the bottom and he panicked a bit and that set me off. We were busy getting our shoes off when Oliver, the oldest but smallest of our dogs went in and brought Spencer back to the shore by his ear! I sat down and cried! It was so touching and scary at the same time. Oliver was barking at Spencer (like he was telling him off) and kept himself between Spencer and the water for the rest of the walk. Needless to say, no more dams for Spencer! I've heard of dogs saving children, but not other dogs! It was lovely!

Palmina

Roger-11, on March 11, 2008, said:

Hi Palmina. The Breton Spaniel: Origin of Brittany (France). (the town of Callac would be the Cradle of the race), c'est the most widespread dog d'arrêt in France. In a friendly way Roger de France.

Palmina Moore, on March 17, 2008, said:

Thank you Roger for the visit and the interesting links

Palmina